Everywhere in Time and Space

loveliest greetings tho after i yapped to a friend about dokomi and had to tell the story of your booth and the worms started eating at my brain again /pos

First of all, I feel you so much, recalibrating after dokomi had me feeling like a different person entirely haha.

SECOND I am so glad my socrates/alcibiades propaganda worked oh my god. Okay. So I think the best spot to start would be maybe looking up some really general stuff about them (but don't trust anything as fact, just to get a general idea just in case you're not like familiar with their general life and vibe.

For alcibiades specifically I would recommend reading through Plutarch's life of alcibiades, it's very accessible, it exists for free online in English and it's full of fun (but maybe not entirely real) stories of his life. That's a good and easy starting point.

For the both of them together we have 2 of plato's dialogues: The Alcibiades 1, and The Symposium. The alcibiades 1 is basically an introduction to platonic philosophy, it's alcibiades and socrates talking alone together, and it's kinda fun and kinda like socrates' seduction of alcibiades. Like "I'm the only person who truly loves you" and "I will never leave you" and "you're so beautiful" type of dialogue. Once you read it there's also a very fun dating sim game based on it that I highly recommend.

My good friend Vincent and his funeral shrouds.

bonus:

Icarus is my babygirl and I'd let Hephaestus do unspicable things to me.

She was just doing her own thing, conducting her unethical experiments (which she had been getting away with until now) and in comes the Master messing with her things and trying to rope her into helping with his latest scheme against the Doctor